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When I was in high school, we had daily videotaped morning announcements, and in each broadcast, we would have a 'Fact of the Day,' and one of the the facts that I remember them having was that if you were to watch every Sesame Street episode consecutively, non-stop, it would take at least half...

No, I live in NJ, but I do go up to upstate NY quite often, which is nearby the museum.

Not sure if that has been discussed yet here or not, but artifacts from Sesame Street are on display at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA, as part of their exhibit on the year 1969. I got a chance to see it today, and it’s an incredible exhibit. They have displays of original...

Well, all I can say is, Disney better not screw this up again.

And not Elmo. Kind of says something, doesn’t it?

IDK, but for some reason, this animated segment about noses scared me as a kid.

As much as I can't stand the little red menace (yeah, I'm part of that bandwagon), I'll give his modern-day voice credit, I can at least HEAR what he is saying.

You know, watching these celebrities talking about their favorite Sesame Street memories, you kind of have to wonder whether or not these were all scripted. I can imagine some aspects of them were (especially the parts with the Muppets), but some of these memories that they talk about are mostly...

I mean, when you’ve got a significant fanbase of grown teens and adults that are into a show that is geared towards preschoolers, you’re going to have to deal with the few who take their passion and dedication way too seriously to a point where it becomes concerning. I see this a lot in fanbases...

I find the Lost Media Wiki to be slightly biased in terms of what they feature on that site as "lost media." All lot of the stuff that they prominently feature on that site mostly consists of animation/children's media. Now, I don't expect them list every bit of lost media that is unavailable to...

I would't necessarily call this video "funny," just "odd" (I can't find an appropriate thread for me to link this under). You got to wonder how the respective actors of these kids feel about their faces being used like this.

It's kind of ironic that for a show that puts heavy emphasis on patience and cooperation, its most hardcore fans have a difficult time in dealing with those two things. They have a deep love for show, but glance over the lessons that they were supposed to learn from.

I just got back from seeing The Muppet Movie at my local multiplex theater with some friends, and I just got to say, even before I walked into the theater, as I was waiting in line at the concession stand, I could already tell (even without looking at their attire) which were the ones that were...

Well, the last two anniversary specials did focus on one specific character. That being Elmo, of course.

Royalties is a very complicated matter. It’s why whenever old television shows get home media releases after a certain period time, that they often have to cut out or re-edit certain scenes because it may have a copyrighted work on it that they are unable to pay the royalties for. It’s also why...

Well, given that these clips have been posted only to Facebook and Twitter, "views" are exactly why they are doing it because they will likely get more views on YouTube than on either Facebook or Twitter since more people search for those clips there than they would on the other sites.

That whole plot synopsis just sounds like one weird fan-fiction.

Wow, the audio-mixing for this trailer sounds terrible.

Honestly, my complaint to all this is that we haven't really had much of Matt Vogel's Kermit in the three years since he took on the role to really see him improve. After the failure of their 2015 series, the Muppets have not really been doing much to stay active in the public eye, with the...

Well, I wouldn't know because I still have no idea as to what it is you want to do.